On January 11-12, 2010, USIBC helped organize a two-day program with the Government of India on the IT Act Amendments of 2008, with a particular focus on Section 84(a). Dr.
On December 7-10, 2008, the U.S.-India Business Council (USIBC) led a group of executives to the 6th Meeting of the Information and Communications Technology (ICT) Dialogue in New Delhi, India. Following the Dialogue, USIBC executives held bilateral meetings with key Government of India officials to discuss a range of issues related to information technology, telecommunications, and media and broadcasting.
On November 4, 2009, the Department of State hosted the 7th meeting of the Information and Communications Technology (ICT) Dialogue. Created in July 2005 during Prime Minister Manmohan Singh's visit to Washington, DC, the ICT Dialogue facilitates growth in trade and investment in information technology, telecommunications, and media and broadcasting. It is led on the U.S. side by Ambassador Philip Verveer, Coordinator for Information Policy at the Department of State, and on the Indian side by Special Secretary R.
India and the United States are leaders in the digital economy. USIBC has been instrumental in fighting U.S. protectionist legislation that would thwart the "flatter world" economy emerging between our two countries. The atmosphere on Capitol Hill and in many state capitals against global sourcing is deteriorating.
In the wake of global financial recovery, the world looks to India as a guiding economic leader, including prominent roles in forums such as the G20 and Financial Stability Board.
USIBC supports India's pursuit of a diversified energy portfolio to ensure its long-term energy security, including a robust conventional energy strategy augmented by nuclear and renewable energy.
India and the United States are leaders in the digital economy. USIBC has been instrumental in fighting U.S. protectionist legislation that would thwart the "flatter world" economy emerging between our two countries. The atmosphere on Capitol Hill and in many state capitals against global sourcing is deteriorating.
In the wake of global financial recovery, the world looks to India as a guiding economic leader, including prominent roles in forums such as the G20 and Financial Stability Board.
